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yes, the wards are always locked at night and the keys are locked. there are all the staff.ording to regulations , outsiders are not allowed in the hospital. i'll go talk to the head doctor. this means that outsiders are not allowed to use knives someone to throw in, yes, with the staff this means that they often sharpened it. i will, of course, try to understand how the knife got into my knees. the deceased patient was violent. tearing your hold is a necessity for treatment. characterized there, i can say that she was depressed in a very depressed state since her parents died 4 years ago alina didn’t say a word , you know the phone number. we did everything we could, but therapy didn’t help. she seemed to be resisting. you see, for 4 years her condition has not changed in any way, but if alina sokolova had special tendencies; there may have been attempts to commit suicide that were recorded earlier. partly yes. fifteen suffered greatly professional literature hello, as far as i understand, being in this clinic is not a cheap pleasure, who paid for the stay and brother pavel

, to the ward , let's go, look how important he is, listen, i'll ask you, bring me all the latest medicalference books, i don't know, magazines, don't remember. well, we have preserved for you the taste of the bright sun and the power of fire in each gin seed so that in a moment'. silchku, you enjoyed it, gin seeds, we know, love and eat, we must beat the americans, because you know that this is impossible, it’s impossible for now, then it’s possible, believe in your team, winners are not judged, but losers, fight to the limit, keeping the pace, gain, gain, gain, gain, gain, let's go, crazy, crazy, guys, we have... 3 seconds, time train, you can win, lose again , win again, together for one goal, no one except the coach believed in what we can win even we, even we, for the sake of one country, remember this historical moment, in fact , we played for our homeland, moving up, it was the best match in my life. on saturday at 23:20 we have different noses, and we tolerate a runny nose in different ways, not breathing, different renostop for different requests, renostop helps fight a runny nos

i of going to the gp that i was on the wards, being treated.— wards, being treated.ck from wiltshire, because _ wards, being treated. i drove back from wiltshire, because i - wards, being treated. i drove back from wiltshire, because i knew. i wards, being treated. i drove back. from wiltshire, because i knew. she went to her— from wiltshire, because i knew. sue: went to her son. he from wiltshire, because i knew. si1 went to her son. he was at hospital in teaching as he underwent urgent treatment for leukaemia. cho is speaking out to raise awareness about leukaemia. we speaking out to raise awareness about leukaemia.— speaking out to raise awareness about leukaemia. ~ :, :, about leukaemia. we have carried out research which _ about leukaemia. we have carried out research which shows _ about leukaemia. we have carried out research which shows that _ about leukaemia. we have carried out research which shows that less - about leukaemia. we have carried out research which shows that less than i research which shows that less than 1% of people in london can identify the

, i 24 hours of going to the gp. that i was on the ward, being treated~ _ that i was on the ward, beingted. i drove up from vulture _ treated. i drove up from vulture because - treated. i drove up from vulture because i i treated. i drove up from vulture because i knew, | treated. i drove up from i vulture because i knew, you know — vulture because i knew, you know. ,, vulture because i knew, you know. . ., vulture because i knew, you know. ,, ., ,., vulture because i knew, you know. ,, ., ., ,, know. she went to her son at st geora e know. she went to her son at st george plasma _ know. she went to her son at st george plasma hospital- know. she went to her son at st george plasma hospital in i george plasma hospital in tooting as he began treatment for leukaemia. joe is speaking out now to raise awareness about leukaemia. we carried out some research which found that less than 1% of people in london can identify the main symptoms of leukaemia, which are fatigue, repeated infections, unusual bruising and bleeding. so he is back to work and football and they feel positive about the futu

jake ward, thank you. jake's mom debbie is here. here, looking at the lives to audience here in san francisco. and for you at home, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with

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clarissa ward actually reported other activities four years ago.e central african republic, the message from wagner is clear, it is business as usual. less than one month after their boss, yevgeny prigozhin, was killed in a plane crash, masked mercenaries still guard the president, and intimidating figure on the streets of the capital. faces covered as wagner protocol dictates they are unapproachable and untouchable. these are the first images of wagner fighters in the country since prigozhin's death. >> [inaudible] >> that presents runs deep. the markets are full of cheap sachets of vodka and beer, made by a wagner owned company. the locals seem to like it. >> [speaking in a non-english language] >> they say they don't drink french beer, only russian beer. >> we have come back to the center of prigozhin's empire in africa, right as his death raises questions for the regimes he protected and the mercenaries whose loyalty he inspired. our last this it was in wagner 's early days here. run like the mafia, providing guns, fighters, and propaganda, in

it was about cam ward and his coaching staff said, too, look, you're the best player. they told us that in the meetings, they said it to quint kessenich on the sideline. we're going to put it in the hands of 1 and he's going to have to lead the way, and he has done just that. >> mark: he is his own worst and harshest critic. hands it off to watson. picks up the first down -- and that really hurts the badgers' cause. washington state will earn itself a lot of attention, a lot of eyeballs will look at the score of this and think that maybe -- maybe there's a conference out there that might think, hey, let's take a closer look at them. >> louis: they play good football up here, man. they've got a fast-paced, aggressive offense, led by one of the up and coming offensive coordinators in football in ben arbuckle. if you don't know his name, you'll know it after tonight. >> mark: yes. 90 seconds to play. handoff to watson. >> louis: look, you sit down for five minutes with head coach jake dickert, you will be impressed with his leadership style, his football acumen, the way i

she was accused of spending all the money she receives on the maintenance of her wards.hat it's for. in general, they are intended by law, but social workers demand that they be more economical in demonstrating nutritional standards for orphans in orphanages. here we have such a bag of apples literally going away, well, from behind, because there are six children. yes, and she forces pika to feed one apple a week to the child, that is. well, now, i don’t know if they will feed their children one apple. we can’t do that per week, but the guardianship authorities believe that their families, by the way, already exceed the subsistence level somewhat. he says, lyudmila yes, the so-called food basket, this very minimum will help the child not to go hungry, but is this enough for the ward to fully develop in a foster family along with others, having left the city and moved to the arginsky district, and so that these pennies can be sewn together? disabled children. i have no one even accepted the seagulls. their. they just threw it in the face. i have other criteria that the co

i drove back from — the gp was in on the ward.on the ward. i drove back from wiltshire and i knew - back from wiltshire and i knew that going _ back from wiltshire and i knew that going to _ back from wiltshire and i knew that going to the sun in the hospital and urgent _ going to the sun in the hospital and urgent treatment for leukaemia and speaking _ urgent treatment for leukaemia and speaking out to raise awareness about _ speaking out to raise awareness about anaemia.— speaking out to raise awareness about anaemia. , ., , ., . about anaemia. they found research that --eole about anaemia. they found research that people in _ about anaemia. they found research that people in london _ about anaemia. they found research that people in london can _ about anaemia. they found research that people in london can identify i that people in london can identify the main symptoms of leukaemia which is fatigue, repeated infections and unusual bruising and bleeding. so, he is back to work in football and they feel positive about the future.

50. wards, what does that feel like? so, i wouldn't be — wards, what does that feel like? out here wards, what does that feel like? s513, i wouldn't be out here if i felt it was unsafe in the hospital today for patients. so, i know that our trust has done a lot of work in ensuring that things are safe, but we absolutely need to have an impact because we need to make the government pay attention because we want the strike to end, we want to come to a resolution.— come to a resolution. thanks very much. come to a resolution. thanks very much- we — come to a resolution. thanks very much- we are _ come to a resolution. thanks very much. we are hearing _ come to a resolution. thanks very much. we are hearing about - come to a resolution. thanks very| much. we are hearing about some talks behind the scenes, very little between the health secretary and the doctors publicly but some talks we know from consultants yesterday behind the scenes that could be the start of a negotiation. not official, but they hope that that could lead to something, otherwise more strikes are planned fr

we can say that joseph in the apiary, every striped ward knows by sight.e that's why he doesn't hide it under a special hat made of mesh. light. what is it for in the fridge? do you smoke them like or drive them away? no, smoke, it turns out the bees are the inhabitants of the forest, as if there were antiquities, and when smoke appears, they collect honey in their goiter. yes, they don’t bite, we have honey, yes, it’s true, yes, it’s not sealed, they don’t normally communicate with bees, that i decided to try to make contact with them, and with my bare hands. well, even i dared to take this frame. yes, that's what they call honey. well , really, a very beautiful bee up close, he doesn’t bite at all, because in zombies they collected honey, in general they are beautiful beautiful insects, calm bees are cultured, yes. by the way, joseph's bees do not have a permanent residence permit, the owner pampers his pets, rolling around the entire karelian region. so i noticed that you have such a mobile apiary. yes, why is this field needed at all? on the field, in

and here's the man that was going into his third term as governor of the state, samuel ward king. he became the nominal head of this law and order party. have a have a lot of fun ws when i i find the book, and dissertation. there's a wonderful archivist at the rhode island the stroke society that we often joke that ward king looks like the guitars that youel might do well from te rolling stones. so it kind of played around a little bit with the images over time because we thought he looked like keith richards. i did not write that when in the book. dorr was fully confident in victory. in april, early april of 42 he wrote to duty pierce his good friend in newport about the high level he felt of support mainly in providence countyy. picky clearly expected his supporters to hold fast in the face of any type of opposition they would see from the charter government. dorr wrote this interesting letter. i determined defense in return for the first blow is the purpose of the people. when socket, gorsuch, had been armed and equipped with 200 men, yesterday another one vitamin today he told

soon 70, saturation 97, pulse 90, well, let’s go, you know, here for sure there is a separate paid warday here, pasha, help, what's wrong with him, loss of consciousness could have been caused by low blood pressure , here are the results of his tests, uh-huh, be careful, you're not carrying firewood, acute damage to the heel, but viral hepatitis was not confirmed. i might have had too much alcohol at the airport, i took an analgesic in the morning, this could have caused problems with the stove, what kind of cookies, pasta with liver for lunch, do a biopsy, liver biopsy? no, this is very traumatic, if we don’t find anything, i’ll be blown away, maybe it ’s neoplasia or something else, give him a cat of the whole body, and a biopsy will be the next step, well, take a map. what are you standing for? heard? work, little lamb! yes, lunch! who do i have here? boys? olga sanna has arrived, i have pilaf here, grab some food, thank you! so, well, too, yeah, thanks! bon appetit mademoiselle, lazarev, you’re incorrigible, oh, zorin, you’re incorrigible, come on, sit down with the doc, i won’t be

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we can say that joseph in the apiary, every striped ward knows by sight.be that's why he doesn't hide it under a special hat made of mesh so light. what is it for in the fridge? do you use smoke to insulate or drive them away? no, smoke, it turns out a whole forest inhabitants, as if there were antiquities, and when smoke appears, they collect goiter with honey. yeah they don't bite us there is honey. yes, it's not sealed. yes , they will print it, well, they are not sealed with bees, that i decided to try to establish contact with them, and with my bare hands. well, even i dared to take this frame. yes, that's what they call honey. well, it’s true, he doesn’t bite very beautiful bees at all, because they collected honey in zombies, in general , beautiful beautiful insects, calm cultural bees, yes. by the way, joseph's bees do not have a permanent residence permit, the owner pampers his pets, rolling around the entire karelian region. well, i noticed that you have such a mobile mouth. yes, why is it necessary to stop-pyurazhat in the field on the field, in

we can say that joseph in the apiary, every striped ward knows by sight.why he doesn't hide it under a special hat made of mesh so light. a what is it for in the fridge? and with smoke you like them, you have time or not to drive away, smoke, it turns out the bees are the inhabitants of the forest, as if the antiquities were, and when smoke appears, they collect goiter with honey. yes, they do not bite us to eat honey. yes, it's true, it's not sealed to give. well, they printed normally communicates with bees, that i decided to try to establish contact with them, and with my bare hands. well, even i dared to take this frame. yes, that's what they call honey. well, the truth is, a very beautiful bee near it does not bite at all, because that they collected honey in zombies, in general, beautiful beautiful insects, calm cultural bees, yes. by the way, joseph's bees do not have a permanent residence permit, the owner pampers his pets, rolling around the entire karelian region. so i noticed that you have such a mobile apiary. yes, why is this field needed at a

their committee also included historical artist john ward's, john ward dunsmore and oscar t bark, whoill hear a little bit more about later. from that point forward, all recovered materials became the property of new york historical society. calver and bolton recovered materials found homes on both sides of the atlantic, buttons of the 17th regiment, along with calvert illustrated right up of the hut camp, were given to the museum of the leicestershire regiment. the descendant regiment of the 17 foot wall. one of the coldstream guard built plates. not this particular specimen was donated to the guards museum in london. lewis fedele, loza amelio. a now forgotten hero served as captain in the 54th massachusetts volunteer infantry. the second all-black regiment raised by the union during the civil war. he emerged from the attack on fort wagner in command of the regiment. since every other officer was killed or wounded. now, do you remember matthew broderick as colonel robert gould shaw in glory? yeah, i think that that's the event we're talking about. he was there. amelia was a rabid but

your beloved crackers, well, here they are, welcome to the ward, well , well, look, well, of course ityes, friends, you i'm probably wondering what i'm doing here, is this a mystery that will present itself? to the best doctors in the world, guys, help , hello, hello, hello, hello everyone, hello, we have to interrupt you, we need to conduct an examination, yes, yes, of course, friends, i have to interrupt the broadcast, see you on the next broadcast of my new show, ward, bye-bye, put everyone's camera down, come on, what are you doing here, this is an interesting, rare case. and the resident needs to gain experience, yeah, of course, of course, let them stay, that’s how they are dear, i’m michelle, well, you probably know me, yanina stanislavna, maria, it’s very nice, in general, my leg hurts. all red, well, i rewound it like this for now, yesterday i had a fever, so let’s see what you have there , let’s see what we have, legs, oh, yes, yes, yes, of course, so, well, you don’t have time to get home you are losing, but valery stanislavovich, well, i think i’ll go, no, no, wait, you nee

if seyed kazem is not in your ward, our ward is alive shahid khorasan seyyed habibi or it turns out that your life will always be good and you will always be happy long live elementary school, god willing, kazem dehghani, ashkazar tv news agency, seyyed kazem's house. hello, this is a fair website. i announced in the news that you should not register. past messages of policemen, fata pullers, messages. there is a link that when you enter the link, it will go to your account. the amount of 5 thousand tomans is empty . i hope to move, i saw without reducing after clicking on the link of an application that is installed from your phone with the extension of apks . the installation has all access to your ears. now, a new link will be sent to your audience again with your name. you called me when we sent this message. when i sent this message, it is said that we should not open this link. what happened that you opened it? i was caught by many of these messages. internal and external messengers and sms may be sent to you it is contaminated and announced that the website of equity shares is new

of the most representative motor then you have an extremely difficult on ward journey to some of thetive motor communities, that until the morning were cut off. morocco has accepted assistance from four countries, but has declined assistance from the likes of france and germany, but the people we have spoken to high in those hills, high in the mountain said they were desperate for any help. finally, help is on its way to the most remote victims of this disaster. we arejoining most remote victims of this disaster. we are joining a team most remote victims of this disaster. we arejoining a team of spanish firefighters, the first rescuers to negotiate in treacherous mountain road. now that the path has been cleared. we reach a village. in the hours after the quake, screams rang out here. here. but the trapped couldn't be freeded. then the screams turned to silence. these dogs are trained to find the living. they are detecting nothing. for three days now the villagers in this place have been using their hands, and shovels to go through the rubble. desperately trying to find their loved o

in which ward is krylov the fourth . this is where the entrance to traumatology is.ou, the service of your own security has forgotten how. i need to interrogate my krylov, are you guys tired of working? or should i call a sparrow? next time i'll kill you myself krylov hello hello can i come early today? well, galina fedorovna, remember that on the fourth floor you need to see everything in the soviet chamber and in ward number seven it’s good. okay thank you. for staff through 15 minutes waiting for you on the street. no, i'd rather stay. and you can safely leave, you are not arrested to hold you illegally, and i have nothing to show. well, at the very least, you 'll figure out how to get me out. you are tanned , a tan and troubles quickly stick to me, your biggest trouble captain dotsenko is me. go take a look. he has visitors. where is krylov? will you run after him all the questions, then turn over to lieutenant colonel vorobyov? here he is handsome. what are the girls playing? yes , impudent sit down, what are you standing for, why don't you be quiet i arrived? w

ahead of the start of the women's super league season this weekend, aston villa coach carla ward says side over the club's kit. the new strip noticeably changes colour and looks wet during games. they are trying to find a solution to the problem but that will not be in place before the men host brighton on saturday whilst the women kick off their campaign at home to manchester united the following day. it was highlighted earlier in pre—season from the men's side and backed up by the women, but as far as i'm concerned it's over to the club and the company to deal with it because my focus has to be the weekend. my focus is making sure the players are focused on the weekend and the one thing i will say is the club have been superb in the last few days with constant communication of how we can help the players and what is going to help them and feel better. there is a genuine care for the football. our focus solely as on manchester united. the the football. our focus solely as on manchester united.— the football. our focus solely as on manchester united. the wsl beginning on sunday but —

for treatment. in buryatia , the nerb rehabilitation center is preparing for the first release of wards. vlada kopylovskaya observed animals in the pool and in the wild. hello to ntv news in the studio egor kalyvanov. today marks exactly one year since four new regions, the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, became part of russia, and also zaporozhye and kherson regions. residents of these regions expressed their opinion regarding reunification with our country in a referendum. the head of state congratulated the citizens of russia on this historical date , according to vladimir putin, the decision to be with their fatherland was a conscious long-awaited, hard-won and truly national one. nothing and no one can break the will of millions of people, their faith in truth and historical justice. the people of russia supported the free and unambiguous choice of our brothers and sisters with all their hearts, understood and deeply felt most importantly, by defending our compatriots in the donbass in novorussia, we are defending russia itself, together we are fighting for our homeland, fo

his latest book jonathan dt ward is here. thank you for joining us.s to get your sense of what the plan is. because xi jinping we are told by many people now is directing these people succumb they are military age. do you believe xi jinping is putting them here to ultimately create chaos in america? >> we need to find out more information, clearly this is something that got the attention of congress and many people talking about it and i think there's an opportunity to find out more people are able to find out and look and see if there connections to the pla or any background of the information is discernible through apprehending people in the letter from congress to mayorkas was basically about the chinese nationals got up and apprehended at u.s. military sites which is a separate issue from the southern border but apparently you have nationals in a variety of different sites whether the scuba diving off a cape canaveral that got attention going to other land-based sites. maria: i want to play a soundbite for the chairman of the homeland security com

wards, one is disabled, a wheelchair user.ntina ivanovna is just the same service. much assistance was provided last year to 1,175 wards, including 487 disabled people of the first group, to wash windows, buy food and provide medical care throughout the country. assistance to those in need is provided by 112 nurses and 40 nurses of mercy did not leave aside those who need help in psychological literary reading art therapy culinary master classes teaching lectures for its ten-year history with the center, the open house of the minsk city organization of the red cross met two hundreds of people with mental disorders. here they help to adapt in society, re-train the skills of consumer services and support in finding a job. classes are taking place weekly. the center has a timetable. that is, anyone who comes here can already choose an occupation to their liking. but uh, as a rule, they visit the center. here 15 people have the opportunity to go to theaters. on a tour of the museum. we try to make the opportunities available in ou

jeffrey: 24-year-old shania ward on the keytar, her mother donna gibbons-ward watching.ing, you're smiling. you have a beautiful smile. shania: thank you. jeffrey: why are you smiling so much? are you happy with the music? shania: yes, i'm happy with the music. donna: yes, music is her thing. she listens to it all the time. jeffrey: why do you think music became her thing? donna: i think it helped her to -- shania: helped me to learn. ♪ jeffrey: music for learning, for connecting, for sheer joy. shania and ashton are students at the berklee institute for accessible arts education, part of the berklee college of music in boston. founded in 2007, it started small with a focus on autism, but has expanded to serve more than 300 people of all ages with disabilities of all kinds. dr. bernard: every person can learn in the arts, can grow in the arts, can create, can, in this case, make music. so i think you have to start with that belief. jeffrey: rhoda bernard heads the institute, which she says is the only such program offered at a college or university. the goal -- to develo

all we can do is enjoy our time in them and the memories we keep jake ward, nbc news, san francisco. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ . >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," the mess in oakland. the fired police chief wants his job back. the latest twist in a growing debate on how to tackle the rising crime in that city. >>> also, a san jose city council member is being accused of hitting a man with his car and then paying him off. the councilman says it's not true. >>> plus, protesters following israel's

jake ward on what you can do >> reporter: it's only a dollar that's how much more subscription amazon prime's music will now cost, the company says a dollar here, a dollar there american consumers now paying an estimated $219 a month for streaming subscriptions. >> don't you dare increase something that's not worth it. i'm not about to pay $20 to reminisce >> i have already cut down three subscriptions so far that alone is going to save me over $600 a year >> reporter: oh, man between streaming, software, and some random spanish instruction i forgot about, i'm paying well over $200 a year a pioneer of subscription says that's the point >> often forgetfulness is part of the business model a lot of organizations do that. they even go so far as to hide the cancel button to make it hard to get out of the relationship >> reporter: and the result is an estimated $5 billion a year for businesses a number likely to keep growing elon musk says even x, formerly twitter, may start charging a few dollars to weed out bots >> we're moving to having a small monthly payment for use of the x system >>

they don’t even go out at the entrance to each ward, a small room plus individual ventilation systemo the corridor is open, we cannot get into the box until the door closes and a gateway is created according to the same principle. medicines and food are given to the patient only through a special window, and the doctor opens everything necessary during the examination and places the instrument there. accordingly, after being there, only when it is closed inside the box will the employee be able to open it. there are special beds and new staff call buttons the hospital's laboratory will be able to conduct up to 15,000 studies per day; most consultations and examinations will be carried out on a doctor-patient basis at the patient's bedside. a specially designed ultrasound machine that will help us and to conduct, uh, additional diagnostic testing for patients with limited mobility, a barrier-free environment and rooms with a large bathroom, a barrier floor version, the patient can easily move around, plus damage, yes, that is, look, it’s even decided on this pallet here, that is, the

me that i’m not sick, i don’t think so of mosquitoes, good, what needs to be done ward number nine.what happened. here's some a drunk man wrecked your son's car two days ago. of course, i will kill semyon gorobchenkov.

many times exceeded in the morning by the ward porridge tea, a piece of bread. as i understand it, well, let's also add an egg. well, this will be too much in their opinion. well, she can’t, she tells natalya to feed, one of her wards has a disability, separate from their relatives , it’s obvious that they will feel deprived. and it is unlikely that this will have a positive impact on their upbringing; one yogurt is also in the store. it's about 40-45 rubles. it turns out. i’ll buy it for one child, and i’ll tell the adopted one that you shouldn’t have started that, natalya says that the guardianship didn’t accept the annual report from her, he necessary to understand how child support payments are spent. bribes from the shelter scrupulously, after studying the receipts, management employees made a conclusion. the family wastes 35 pairs of socks per year. this may be too modest, and the aquarium with fish has never been seen before. luxury for caregivers. they even filed a lawsuit demanding a return. everything was spent on the wrong things, and today there is a

they were like services, the people who live in his ward, the garbage is picked up.t new cans when they need them. they need a sidewalk repaired, and they were like they literally said to reporterse we don't care about the rest of that indictment stuff. he takes care of us, we take care ofyo him. exactly how are wn time? thank you okay? we have 3 minutes. one more question. is there another question in the audience? if not, i'd like ray to kind of some things up. one of the sentences i got when i read the book was part of the downfall of mike madigan was that, you know, after years and years, years in power, he kind of became insoo, he was his and more stuff was being delegated the staff and as we've seen, particularly with mr. quinn, the and more stuff was being delegated to the staff and as we've seen particularly with mister quinn the staff was not always serving the best interests of the state of illinois. ray described it is they were going to believe their power that he had been less insulated, if he had continued to be more involved do you think things would h

there were actually two of them in different wards. the device turned off. it was light , manually pumped air with the right currency and the right amount in order to work the patient, but two or three minutes, believe me, and the hand starts to get tired enough minutes in our ambassadors exchanged with each other, but the patient was constantly with the help of this mask, was constantly sour with the air, this medical facility, one of almost 1200 hospital institutions of ukraine, faces a new a dark reality that still has to save the life of the patient lack of electricity in the medical facility you yourself understand it is very difficult difficult and you will not explain it to relatives later why we were not ready this is one of the stations that is very key from the point of view of ensuring one content and it was with in the first days, she was very significantly damaged, first of all by missile attacks, but then also by drones, that is , she felt the full force of the attack precisely on the energy industry, this is the consequences, and unfortunately

west of his kiev wards. this suggests that the nato country, through the hands of its ukrainian henchmen, does not leave their intentions after all. from their point of view, to deliver such a painful blow to the crimea does not give them rest, peaceful life. there, the opinion of the inhabitants of the russian regions, they are not interested at all. they chose not just the path of force. they chose the path of war on august 31, the former commander of the us army in europe, general ben hujas, in an interview with nevyk, called for the destruction of the crimean bridge to isolate the peninsula. can you please tell me if we can talk about it? that it's not that politicians, public figures , that it's people in general, people can talk like that. no, people cannot reason like that, especially those who for decades have been talking about human rights , humanistic values, and freedoms, by the way saying no. they wouldn't talk like that in some part, so they were telling a lie, and i even know which part. and n

in the sense of preferential mortgages, in that banks issue mortgage loans, wards of the state 8%, buty receive subsidies from the state for the fact that this rate is much lower than the market rate. this is usually the key rate of the central bank plus 3-4% points, that is, after the august increase in the key rate from 8.5 up to 12% market mortgage. it can be issued already at rates of 15-16%. this means that the state will have to spend even more on subsidies. the central bank has repeatedly spoken out in favor of curtailing this large-scale program of preferential mortgages and making it more targeted . we explain that too much demand has sharply raised housing prices in russia. in the work of the video hosting , users began to complain on monday after 16:00 moscow time more in total, the sting came from moscow, but problems were also reported by users of the moscow region of st . one of the operators. it was reported that the problem occurred on the side of roskomnadzor. in his opinion. these can either be tests of the department for blocking youtube or a malfunction of the so-ca

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i had to kick him out of the wards. letting him in is more like not letting him in. he cannot be her husband officially, he may not be her husband, but she lives with this very year. he was supposed to bring her things, but instead he draws money from his personal account. give it to him, bastard. go home now. i also ask you to her first i'll take it. thank you good afternoon. how are you feeling? i do everything on this i want to fall asleep and wake up when there is no way, i understand you, but you are well done quickly we are at an amazing rate, everything is healing, and the scar will disappear over time. so, come on, don’t get limp, now he’ll give you some painkillers, you’ll rest, we agreed. can i find a phone number? i need to ring my ears so that he can bring me some things. you broke me. yes, sure. let's go on an expedition to buy our blood. holy for everyone who loves their time. the walls of their people passed very close. from minsk we can spend, we will watch and naturally go deeper, gentlemen, and we will give the old traditions a new tenant. on the be

the home built this unique school to educate its wards first, but was open regardless of religion to other children, albeit then only white children whose parents paid tuition. newman quickly became what it remains today, one of the south's finest college prep schools. bessie excelled in every subject. she graduated from newman in 1925 as a 16-year-old leader who was comfortable in a co-ed setting, competing, succeeding, and winning respect. besides leading the debate club and the girl's student council, bessie was valedictorian and won a coveted scholarship to a college which was then tulane's coordinate college for women. she spent two years there, ranking among the top ten in her class, but the audacious bessie wanted more. she decided to attend law school, something no other girl from the orphanage had done. as tulane law school's only woman at the time, bessie felt isolated and self-conscious. when a professor lectured about a case involving an accident in a men's bathroom, no one in the class wanted to discuss the facts of the case. they were embarrassed to use the word toilet

the role of a kind of mentor, help people with disabilities adapt and adapt, it is important for the wards be afraid of animals and be able to make friends with them. you are my girl, animals are called special purpose dogs of the moscow sledding federation decided with the help of pets of large breeds to help the wards of psycho-neurological boarding schools , the presidential grants fund approved the project and allocated almost 3 million rubles for its development. the project has worked well for more than 400 patients of rehabilitation centers, they visit a public organization, learn to train dogs, join sledding sports, participate in competitions and do not consider the phrase a dog is a friend of a man, love is a banal phrase. uh, to pets to large dogs complements and nurtures us provided space for development. each lesson is communication with animals, trainers follow what is happening. the authors of the project are convinced that such an unusual, but very simple way will help thousands of people, but to finance the idea, we had to turn to the presidential grants fund. our task is

>> knop bew who played robin ine burt ward? yeah, burt ward. >> what did i know? have a great burt war.d story, but i can't tell you i was going to say brad ward, but that's what was the right stuff. >> yeah. great. burt ward, live action liked t that batman and robin, you just liked the red underpantsnt? >> pretty much. yeah. that dude partied him in frank t gorshin, the riddler. they'd go to some pretty wild hollywootty wildd, do some nastf in their little outfits. >> wow. no, i know too much about this. like about kerri strug. oh, remember the gymnast landed on one leg in 1996 for some reason. >> and i even i even looked upr- her because she became famous like b. r phone this remember, in the olympics, i think i found her phone number and i calle and cr fromdm a payphone. >> no, you didn't. absolutely. absolute fact from a payphone at a gas station in force lake, lennesotn forea i pulled over, t a quarter and called the trucks and left a message. it's somewhere. in their voicer wo box. wow. it never worked out. i hope she watchesrked out and we'lld no call you

now let's go to the wards. and tima ivanov will show us some magic tricks. that red is leaving. maybe i kill myself in moments. you too so much glitter on your skin and a strange gray disgusting cotton wool happens, no one can help. no one at the tips of the knife, inhale, exhale thinner further further, fucking the color of the sunset, red, we love meat, we love meat. i'm killing myself the moment something strange happens , it doesn't look like anything, but i believe. we can, we can, and now i come to life, you too. i really want to go home. wow, oh we are all astronauts. wow, where are you, my astronauts? however, children, my beautiful one. yes, you can live. in the evening we watch tv. we'll sing songs. margarita agreed. guitar plays well. quite something, he was in his mental hospital. mom, i came to see you. i know a new thing happened with the doctor, your boss calls and says. i wanted to see you, mom. no need van bad good i love you, mom. don't leave me, mom. the neck in the prickly rose is full, i to

many notifications, a shakeup in the charging port that might have the biggest impact for users jake ward explains what prompted the change this chargers >> reporter: small changes with big effects in kucupertino. apple unveiling it at the event. but the biggest change, charging ports. >> so we're bringing usb-c to iphone 15. >> reporter: apple switching out the unique lightning cable for the usb-c used by, welt wl, pre much everybody else. >> i have one cable and it charges everything in my suitcase how is that not the world we live in? >> reporter: it's in part because the eu has made usb-c mandatory. >> being forced by the eu to do it, and they have said pretty loudly that they don't like being forced to do things, but i think ultimately we would have gotten here sometime in the next couple years >> reporter: meanwhile, apple is forging ties with companies in vietnam and india as political tensions with china increase as for the lightning cables. >> the old lightning adapters are going to be around for a long time. there's going to be a need for those for many, many years to many could

the ward is defined as an axle for us to compare what you need to do. oh, well, no. so you cannot have a war where you do not inflict some sort of pain on the enemy or causing some financial or mature. the damage is not enough and tumors for fight. and they both needs to feel pain in order to stop by to. and i don't think that it is, uh, it makes sense to have a ward, it was entirely for by machines. and so there will always be some human participation in more, at the very least, humans will be participating. i was collateral damage. so you will never be able to eliminate that kind of risk. and the only way you could have a bloodless war would be some sort of normal diesel or technology that could mentally course on mind control and, and then the population. so that is a very scary possibility, but luckily it's not in the near future. how long do you think countries have actually been genetically or at least chemically altering soldiers without the public knowing? well, let me know has always been an interest and genetic to improving your soldiers. i mean that the mo